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Review: SuperSprint Twin tube (2x 2.5") Section 2
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It looks like your headers and exhaust aren't 2.5, whats the confusion? SS doesn't make a 2.5 free flow exhaust and your Megan headers are smaller. So you have two bottle necks (when trying for a full 2.5).Last edited by x Spades x; 12-25-2021, 08:29 PM.
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Not exactly sure what you’re talking about or where you are getting your facts but everything was measured by a gauge prior to install to ensure of the 2.5” piping.Originally posted by x Spades x View Post
You don't have a 2.5 system at all... actually,, you only have one 2.5 piece.
The headers need to be either SSV1 or ARH... im unaware of a sec 1 that can mate with a non 2.5 header, but if you say so then ok.. your sec 1 needs to be SSV1 (catted or non catted) or ARH matching sec 1. Your SS sec 2 IS 2.5. Your SS exhaust IS NOT 2.5. You need a Scorza (there may be a couple more). As of now, SS doesn't make a 2.5 exhaust.
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SS does make 2.5” mufflers, if you request it.Originally posted by x Spades x View Post
You don't have a 2.5 system at all... actually,, you only have one 2.5 piece.
The headers need to be either SSV1 or ARH... im unaware of a sec 1 that can mate with a non 2.5 header, but if you say so then ok.. your sec 1 needs to be SSV1 (catted or non catted) or ARH matching sec 1. Your SS sec 2 IS 2.5. Your SS exhaust IS NOT 2.5. You need a Scorza (there may be a couple more). As of now, SS doesn't make a 2.5 exhaust.
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You don't have a 2.5 system at all... actually,, you only have one 2.5 piece.Originally posted by /M3 View PostI have a full 2.5” cat-back setup (Supersprint un-resonated twin pipe section 2, Supersprint Sport section 3, Megan Racing dual resonated 2.5” section 1) mated to Megan headers which are pretty much Euro reps and obviously not 2.5”. I also just installed 272/280 cams. After reading the thread, now I wonder if the Megan headers will become the restriction in my build.
The other thinking is, if the 2.5” cat-back setup will yield to loss of power due to loss of back pressure, being bigger than the header piping. Losing my mind.
The headers need to be either SSV1 or ARH... im unaware of a sec 1 that can mate with a non 2.5 header, but if you say so then ok.. your sec 1 needs to be SSV1 (catted or non catted) or ARH matching sec 1. Your SS sec 2 IS 2.5. Your SS exhaust IS NOT 2.5. You need a Scorza (there may be a couple more). As of now, SS doesn't make a 2.5 exhaust.Last edited by x Spades x; 12-25-2021, 06:30 PM.
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I have a full 2.5” cat-back setup (Supersprint un-resonated twin pipe section 2, Supersprint Sport section 3, Megan Racing dual resonated 2.5” section 1) mated to Megan headers which are pretty much Euro reps and obviously not 2.5”. I also just installed 272/280 cams. After reading the thread, now I wonder if the Megan headers will become the restriction in my build.
The other thinking is, if the 2.5” cat-back setup will yield to loss of power due to loss of back pressure, being bigger than the header piping. Losing my mind.Last edited by /M3; 12-25-2021, 06:01 PM.
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What was the GB price for this? Will another one come back around soon?
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I can’t remember where I saw it now (prolly in the ole M3F dyno thread), but someone performed this exact comparison on a dyno & the single 3” pipe was ok supporting hp into the 340 whp range...beyond that, either a larger single 3 1/2” or dual 2 1/2” system was proven to be necessary to make/support more hp.Originally posted by Cubieman View Post
Agreed, it would seems that cams/airbox/Ssv1's are the 3 boxes that need to be checked to make the oversized dual sec. 2 worthwhile power wise in an NA car.
However I would love to see some dyno numbers to show me otherwise and I would be interested as well in the SS dual.
Edit: It may have been Paul that posted those tests?Last edited by stash1; 04-11-2021, 04:25 AM.
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Agreed, it would seems that cams/airbox/Ssv1's are the 3 boxes that need to be checked to make the oversized dual sec. 2 worthwhile power wise in an NA car.Originally posted by DropTopKingM3 View Post
Frank I did a lot of research on this. If you end up doing the cams and CSL airbox like you said then this sec 2 is for you. Either way it will flow better than your SGT sec 2.
However I would love to see some dyno numbers to show me otherwise and I would be interested as well in the SS dual.
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Frank I did a lot of research on this. If you end up doing the cams and CSL airbox like you said then this sec 2 is for you. Either way it will flow better than your SGT sec 2.Originally posted by Onefastsicilian View PostBUMPING an old thread.
thinking of swapping out my SGT single pipe resonated sect 2 for a SS 2.5in section 2.
I currently run the BW/CPI single stepped headers, SGT rasp pipe, SGT sect 2 and the SS Race muffler. Do you guys think I'll notice anything with the bigger section 2?
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BUMPING an old thread.
thinking of swapping out my SGT single pipe resonated sect 2 for a SS 2.5in section 2.
I currently run the BW/CPI single stepped headers, SGT rasp pipe, SGT sect 2 and the SS Race muffler. Do you guys think I'll notice anything with the bigger section 2?
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I currently have the resonated version for sale:
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So...idk if it's been answer after reading all the comments, So what's better. I'm going with resonated version only. Ss Twin tube or SS "X pipe" for section 2? In my case this is my exhaust set up. Catless fabspeed headers, CPI rasp Terminator, OEM sec 2 and SCZA muffler section 3. Reason I ask is because the CPI section one has a crossover section (H Pipe) and so does the oem 2 and since it has 2 H pipe like right next to each other I feel like it's hindering exhaust flow so idk if my theory is good but ever since I installed the CPI RT I noticed at 2-3k rpm it's a "dead zone" or no power. I've been lazy to reinstall the oem sec 1 pipe to help prove it lol. I feel like it just needs a retune.
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